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its funny how people generally recognise price fixing as something that doesnt work, but are generally in favour of central banks setting the cash rate..

great, nice guess... this thread baffles me

apart from price fixing (floors and ceiling) being empirically disastrous, this sounds like a good idea...

an ugly duckling at that it seems, zillow makes it quite transparent that the old saying fools and their money applies in this case

165,000 results... my name is common as eff

mo money mo problems

my first year out i was on that sorta pay, now 2nd year out its double and has allowed me to do my masters next year as its only 4 days a week full time.. I guess it depends on the income potential growth, is it worth getting comparatively less at the beginning for a lot more at the end? (not...

a nice article about Vegas and what I was alluding to.. http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2011/09/how-las-vegas-gambled-and-lost/

hes the business owner the employees get half that

my father has been in construction for 35 years, he charges roughly $1k a day for all workers including himself (he still works onsite), charges materials at cost, however the employees although billing for $1k are getting half that.. the other half to business and expenses which are large and...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4o-TeMHys0

cash flow + in areas that have restricted supply and other such market distortions after a bubble has burst is better than some doo-hick town in the middle of nowhere that gets positve cash flow for a 20k slum.. LA, LV, Miami, NY is where id be looking, less so the latter two for various...

didnt notice the date, google said it was posted yesterday... there are also plenty of cities that dont have the structure in place for capital gains..

another bit of gloom from the Economist http://www.economist.com/node/18440791 for a magazine called the Economist, theyre economic credentials arent very promising "America’s sunbelt that grew rapidly thanks to the cheap and abundant credit of recent decades" ... well yes thats half...

what im saying is Florida had huge bubble and its a recourse state

FLorida... look at availability of credit and planning process/suply responsiveness

Indiana Jones... dont forget Snake Suprise.. ( the suprise is its snakes within a snake)

savings also include mortgage repayments, thus a heavy increase in savings might be people bunkering down and paying off the mortgage

the lesson here is dont be foolish and get married

isnt their some group online thats tracked it (as best as they can)?